Depot To Remain In Rock Valley
Owen Manning, manager of Farmers Elevator and Rock Valley protest delegation leader, says reports indicate the Milwaukee Railroad will keep the Rock Valley depot. Earlier plans sought depots at Hull, Boyden, and Inwood and to remove agent Ted Stallman. A Des Moines hearing on July 19 prompted protests from citizens and groups.
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Three Spend Holiday Helping Others on Labor Day
Three young girls Karla Bauman Mary Warn tjes and Jeri Miller spent Labor Day collecting donations for muscular dystrophy via the Jerry Lewis Telethon. They gathered 108.20 dollars, traveling to Sioux Falls with Jo Miller and appeared on television at the fish bowl.
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Sioux Center pool reopens for season with updated schedule
Area readers learn the Sioux Center indoor pool is open after painting and fixes. Public hours match last year with Monday and Wednesday 6 to 10 pm, Tuesday 5 to 7 pm, and Saturday 10 am to 10 pm.
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Voogh Installed as Pastor of Maurice First Reformed Church
The Rev E R Voogh was installed as pastor of the Maurice First Reformed Church on Thursday night August 25. Attending were Rev Wesley Kiel vice president of West Sioux Classis Pierce Jansma Maurice congregation vice president Dr Raymond Van Heukelem Orange City Rev John Ekema Middleburg and others. Voogh previously served as executive director of Hope Haven for seven years.
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August Rainfall Surges, Yearly Total Above Normal
August rainfall reached 3.23 inches, pushing the year’s total 14 inches above normal. Key daily totals include 0.98 inches on August 9 and 1.05 inches on August 16, with significant amounts on eight other days. May through July current year totals rose from 6.29 inches to 10.03 inches.
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